Jeeva Santai Villas is a 4-star beachfront retreat in Senggigi, Indonesia. Located at Jalan Raya Mangsit, the property sits 0,8 mi from the city center. The listing has 718 reviews and prices start from $159 per night, with breakfast offered.

Amenities include a private pool and an outdoor swimming pool (free), direct beach access, and options with sea views such as garden view, balcony, and terrace. Free WiFi, free parking, and a 24-hour front desk support guests, while on-site dining features a restaurant and a bar. For convenience, rooms are non-smoking and equipped with air conditioning, free toiletries, soundproofing, and a bathtub. Some services—snorkeling, shuttle service, airport shuttle, spa, and massages—are available for an extra charge, while beach chairs and loungers are free.

With beachfront setting and garden surroundings, Jeeva Santai Villas offers a relaxing base for travelers seeking style and comfort in Senggigi.

Direct beach access frames the experience, with an outdoor pool and the option of a private pool for villas. Free WiFi and free parking keep mornings easy, while a 24-hour front desk stands ready to help. On-site dining centers around Pearl Restaurant, offering Asian and International dishes in a modern setting, and a bar for sunset drinks. For those seeking a little extra pampering, snorkeling, shuttle services, airport transfers, spa treatments, and massages are available for an extra charge.

Accommodations showcase sea views with options including garden view, a balcony, or a terrace. Rooms are non-smoking and equipped with air conditioning, free toiletries, soundproofing, and a bathtub. The lineup includes Santai Villa, Pool View; Santai Deluxe Villa, Private Pool; Santai Suite, Beachfront; as well as other suites and villas such as Suite, Beachfront and Villa, Private Pool, offering a range of layouts to suit different group sizes.

Set against a backdrop of beachfront scenery and garden surroundings, this retreat blends style and comfort for travelers seeking a relaxed yet stylish escape in Senggigi.